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Looking to spice up your kitchen? The right countertop could make your kitchen truly stand out. In our experience, folks looking to cook up a remarkable kitchen lean toward installing quartz countertops. That said, you might have some questions regarding these countertops. We'll cover some of the most common concerns below, but if you have any further questions, remember that you can always reach out to us.
No matter what material you choose, it's crucial to make sure that it doesn't absorb a lot of moisture. For this reason, non-porous materials typically make for the best counters. Fortunately, quartz is non-porous! According to our experts, it's resistant to stains and easy to wipe dry.
Quartz counters use naturally occurring materials that are human-engineered. This allows quartz countertops to deliver a superior natural aesthetic while also improving durability. The quality of the material is part of the reason why quartz countertops are so popular.
It's possible to use quartz to make seamless designs. However, whether this is practical will depend on the size and layout of your kitchen. It's smart to work with a designer and countertop installation companies to pin down the specifics.
One of the best things about
quartz countertops is that they're easy to maintain. You can use mild dish soap or other gentle cleaners and wipe them down. If debris is stuck to the counter, use a putty knife to gently peel it away. Make sure you don't use anything abrasive like a scouring pad or harsh chemical cleaners.
The risk of chipping is rather minimal with a high-quality quartz countertop. Generally speaking, edges are the most likely spots to get chipped. It's possible to chip these counters, but in our experience, the damage should be repairable.
Did you know that, according to Fortune Business Insights, the global countertop market is projected to top a whopping $110 billion by 2027? There are a ton of options out there, but we're here to help you find the perfect choice. Contact our team at American Granite Tristate LLC to learn more about our quartz countertop options.
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Schenectady, NY 12305
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